Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage” remix is a hurricane of unlikely occurrences. The updated TikTok hit features three Beyoncé verses in a time when most musicians can barely be bothered to deliver one. It also adds to the superstar’s growing catalog of rap songs. But what most listeners have clung too is Beyoncé referencing that she might join the popular membership platform OnlyFans. “Hips TikTok when I dance/On that Demon Time, she might start an OnlyFans (OnlyFans),” she raps during her second verse.

For the uninitiated, OnlyFans was created in 2016 as a place where users can pay a subscription fee for photos and videos. While marketed as a tool for YouTube influencers and celebrities, it’s better known as a hub for adult and NSFW content. In a statement provided to Rolling Stone, OnlyFans responded to the “Savage” remix, writing “Beyoncé, and any artist, are welcome to join OnlyFans at any time to foster a deeper connection with their fans.”

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